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2014–15 Primera División (women)

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Season of the Spanish Women's Football League
Football league season
Primera División
Season2014–15
ChampionsBarcelona
(4th title)
RelegatedSevilla
Sant Gabriel
Champions LeagueBarcelona
Atlético Madrid
Matches240
Goals743 (3.1 per match)
Top goalscorerSonia Bermúdez
Adriana Martín
(22 goals)
Biggest home winBarcelona 8–0Fundación Albacete
Barcelona 8–0Sevilla
Biggest away winSevilla 0–8Athletic Bilbao
Highest scoringLevante 8–1Fundación Albacete
Longest winning run15 games
Barcelona
Longest unbeaten run15 games
Barcelona
Longest losing run8 games
Sant Gabriel
All statistics correct as of 4 May 2015.

The2014–15Primera División Femenina de Fútbol was the 27th edition of Spain's highestwomen's football league.

Barcelona defended the title for the third straight season. The competition, running from 7 September 2014 to 3 May 2015, and was contested by sixteen teams, withFundación Albacete andSanta Teresa CD making their debut.[1]

For the first time two teams qualified to theUEFA Women's Champions League, as Spain has climbed into the top eight nations by UEFA coefficient.

Stadia and locations

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Location of (qualified) teams in Primera División 2014–15
TeamHome cityStadium
Athletic BilbaoBasque Country (autonomous community)BilbaoLezama
Atlético MadridMadridCerro del Espino
BarcelonaCataloniaBarcelonaCiutat Esportiva Joan Gamper
CollerenseBalearic IslandsPalmaMunicipal Coll d'en Rebassa
EspanyolCataloniaBarcelonaCiudad Deportiva
Fundación AlbaceteCastilla–La ManchaAlbaceteCiudad Deportiva Andrés Iniesta
LevanteValencian CommunityValenciaPolideportiu Nazaret
Oviedo ModernoAsturiasOviedoManuel Díaz Vega
Rayo VallecanoMadridCiudad Deportiva
Real SociedadBasque Country (autonomous community)San SebastiánZubieta
Sant GabrielCataloniaSant Adrià de BesòsJosé Luis Ruiz Casado
Santa TeresaExtremaduraBadajozLa Granadilla
SevillaAndalusiaSevilleGuadalquivir
Sporting HuelvaAndalusiaHuelvaEl Conquero
Transportes AlcaineAragonZaragozaPedro Sancho
ValenciaValencian CommunityValenciaPaterna

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Barcelona(C)302523939+8477Qualification forUEFA Champions League
andCopa de la Reina
2Atlético Madrid3020915421+3369
3Athletic Bilbao3019837324+4965Qualification forCopa de la Reina
4Valencia3017855825+3359
5Levante30151056025+3555
6Rayo Vallecano3013894534+1147
7Espanyol30127115054−443
8Sporting Huelva30118115155−441
9Santa Teresa3097143353−2034
10Oviedo Moderno3088143561−2632
11Real Sociedad3079143947−830
12Collerense3074193265−3325
13Transportes Alcaine30510152753−2625
14Fundación Albacete3067173863−2525
15Sant Gabriel(R)3072212863−3523Relegation toSegunda División
16Sevilla(R)3043232791−6415
Source:soccerway.com
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) head-to-head points; 3) goal difference; 4) number of goals scored
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated

Results

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Home \ AwayATHATMBARCOLESPFUNLEVOVIRVARSSSGASTESEVSPOTRAVAL
Athletic Bilbao0–01–06–07–14–21–13–00–02–12–03–07–05–13–11–0
Atlético Madrid2–01–13–11–03–13–13–00–03–13–11–01–02–02–21–1
Barcelona4–01–02–03–08–03–05–13–13–05–04–08–07–04–01–2
Collerense0–10–00–11–22–12–21–21–41–42–22–13–02–30–12–1
Espanyol1–10–10–45–22–11–04–02–02–22–04–02–14–22–20–5
Fundación Albacete1–11–30–21–32–10–23–12–32–22–01–13–13–00–02–2
Levante4–11–31–25–03–28–15–01–11–03–01–03–11–15–10–0
Oviedo Moderno0–20–10–04–11–11–00–01–12–22–01–23–32–22–10–3
Rayo Vallecano1–22–30–11–10–01–30–01–00–12–13–02–12–15–00–2
Real Sociedad1–10–20–24–13–01–10–11–32–32–12–00–10–00–02–5
Sant Gabriel1–41–30–31–02–42–00–33–01–30–12–03–02–61–11–3
Santa Teresa0–32–20–41–01–13–20–02–33–13–32–03–12–01–31–0
Sevilla0–81–10–30–12–21–00–55–21–52–10–22–30–50–11–3
Sporting Huelva2–20–20–42–13–24–31–11–10–12–22–02–03–03–01–2
Transportes Alcaine0–01–20–40–21–20–00–01–21–22–10–11–15–31–30–0
Valencia0–22–22–15–03–11–01–24–10–01–03–01–13–01–12–1
Source:soccerway.com
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Season statistics

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Top scorers

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RankPlayerClubGoals
1Adriana MartínLevante22
Sonia BermúdezBarcelona22
3María Paz VilasValencia21
4Priscila BorjaAtlético Madrid17
Nekane DíezAthletic Bilbao17
Erika VázquezAthletic Bilbao17
7Carla GómezSant Gabriel14
8Carolina FérezValencia13
Joyce MagalhãesSporting Huelva13
10Paloma FernándezEspanyol12
Esther GonzálezAtlético Madrid12

Best goalkeepers

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RankPlayerClubGoals concededminutes playedCoefficient
1Laura RàfolsBarcelona925181:279.78
2Lola GallardoAtlético Madrid1824141:134.11
3Mariajo PonsValencia2021591:107.95
4Sandra PañosLevante2526781:107.12
5Ainhoa TirapuAthletic Bilbao1817101:95
6Alicia GómezRayo Vallecano2622501:86.54

Hat-tricks

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PlayerForAgainstResultRound
Nekane DíezAthletic BilbaoSporting Huelva5–1(h)1
Brandi VegaOviedo ModernoReal Sociedad1–3(a)4
Sonia BermúdezBarcelonaFundación Albacete8–0(h)5
Patricia MartínezSporting HuelvaSant Gabriel2–6(a)5
Mari Paz Vilas4ValenciaReal Sociedad2–5(a)6
Jennifer HermosoBarcelonaOviedo Moderno5–1(h)13*
Adriana MartínLevanteSant Gabriel0–3(a)13*
Lucía GarcíaOviedo ModernoSanta Teresa2–3(a)8
Yulema CorresAthletic BilbaoSant Gabriel1–4(a)15
Sonia Bermúdez4BarcelonaSevilla8–0(h)27
Nekane Díez4Athletic BilbaoEspanyol7–1(h)28
Erika VázquezAthletic BilbaoEspanyol7–1(h)28
Paloma FernándezEspanyolOviedo Moderno4–0(h)29

4Player scored 4 goals

Signings

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TeamGoalkeepersDefendersMidfieldersForwards
Alcaine ZaragozaBasque Country (autonomous community)Silvia Ruiz(Athletic Bilbao)[2]PortugalRitinha Oliveira(Leixões)[3]
Athletic BilbaoBasque Country (autonomous community)Maite Lizaso(Real Sociedad)[4]Basque Country (autonomous community)Yulema Corres(Aurrerá)[5]
Atlético MadridAndalusiaRocío Gálvez(Betis)[6]
MelillaVanesa García(Rayo Vallecano)[7]
AragonMapi León(Espanyol)[8]		PortugalRita Fontemanha(Boavista)[9]
CataloniaBrenda Pérez(Sant Gabriel)[10]
AndalusiaÁngela Sosa(Sporting Huelva)[11]		AndalusiaPriscila Borja(Rayo Vallecano)[12]
Castile and LeónSandra Sánchez(Parquesol)[13]
BarcelonaBasque Country (autonomous community)Leire Landa(Athletic Bilbao)[14]
Balearic IslandsMariona Caldentey(Collerense)[15]
Canary IslandsSandra Hernández(Sant Gabriel)[16]		CataloniaCristina Baudet(Sant Gabriel)
CollerenseBalearic IslandsIsabel Calero(CE Sant Gabriel) MF
Balearic IslandsEstefanía Rodríguez(RCD Mallorca) MF
EspanyolCataloniaIrina Torrent(Lloret)[17]

CataloniaMaría Estella Del Valle(Sant Gabriel)[18]
Balearic IslandsInés Juan(Levante Las Planas)[19]
AndalusiaEstíbaliz Torralbo(Granada)[20]		MexicoKenti Robles(Barcelona)[21]
CataloniaSandra Vilanova[22]
AndalusiaAna Troyano(Atlético Madrid)
AndalusiaNoelia Aybar(Granada)
Galicia (Spain)Anair Lomba(El Olivo)
Fundación AlbaceteCastilla–La ManchaElena de Toro(La Solana)[23]
Castilla–La Mancha"Leles" Carrión(CFF Albacete)
Region of MurciaJessica Tébar(Murcia Féminas)[24]		CantabriaElisa Del Estal(SD Reocín)[25]
LevanteValencian CommunityAila Fuster(Sporting Plaza de Argel) MFAragonAdriana Martín(Western New York Flash) FW
Oviedo ModernoAsturiasAna Vallés(Mareo)[26]United StatesBrandi Vega(Bay Area Breeze)[27]
Rayo VallecanoCommunity of Madrid Patricia Gudiel(Atlético Madrid)[28]Equatorial GuineaJade Boho(Atlético Madrid)
JapanMarika Ohshima(Waseda University)
Real SociedadBasque Country (autonomous community)Marisun Quiñones(Mariño)[29]
NavarreMaría Díaz Cirauqui(Alcaine)[30]
Community of MadridCristina Pizarro(Sant Gabriel)[31]
Sant GabrielCataloniaCristina Becerra(Espanyol)[32]
CataloniaMarta Muriana(AEM Lleida)[33]
CataloniaMarta Turmo(Barcelona B)[34]		CataloniaCarola García(Barcelona B)[35]

CataloniaGloria Pelegrí(AEM Lleida)[36]
JapanAsako Sakurabayashi(Levante LP)[37]
Santa TeresaCataloniaAlba Moreno(Barcelona B)[38]

AragonLaura Folch(Alcaine)[39]
Castilla–La ManchaPaula López(Atlético Madrid)[40]
Castile and LeónMaría Neira(Salamanca)[41]		CantabriaSara Del Estal(SD Reocín)[42]
IsraelDiana Redman(Pali Blues)
ExtremaduraCarmen Menayo(Puebla)[43]
PortugalFátima Pinto(Atlético Ouriense)[44]
ExtremaduraMarta Rubio(Badajoz-Olivenza)[45]
AndalusiaMireya García Boa(Sevilla)[46]
SevillaMexicoPamela Tajonar(WNY Flash)[47]

AndalusiaLorena Bocanegra(Città di Sora)[48]
AndalusiaEva Castaño(Anderlecht)[49]
AndalusiaAlicia Fuentes(Levante Las Planas)		AndalusiaElena Escudero(Híspalis)[50]
RomaniaOlivia Oprea(Costa Adeje)[51]
AndalusiaRocío Mateos(Granada)[52]
Sporting HuelvaAndalusiaNazaret Lara(Betis)[53]
Community of MadridEmmna Marqués(Espanyol)
AndalusiaPaula Perea(Sevilla)		BrazilJoyce Magalhães(Rayo Vallecano)
Castile and LeónPatricia Martínez(Ponferrada)
ValenciaCataloniaPaula Nicart(Sant Gabriel)[54]

Basque Country (autonomous community)Naiara Beristain(Real Sociedad)
CataloniaCarol Férez(Barcelona)
Community of MadridClaudia Zornoza(Atlético Madrid)		CataloniaManuela Lareo(Athletic Bilbao)

References

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  1. ^Calendar of the competition inRFEF's website
  2. ^First signing of CD Transportes Alcaine for the 2014-15 seasonArchived 2014-08-10 at theWayback Machine. CD Transportes Alcaine's website, 29 July 2014
  3. ^Ritinha Oliveira is Transportes Alcaine's second signing.El Periódico de Aragón, 1 August 2014
  4. ^Athletic signs Maite Lizaso, former captain of Real Sociedad.ABC, 1 July 2014
  5. ^Athletic signs goalscorer Yulema Corres (Aurrera Vitoria). ABC, 5 July 2014
  6. ^Rocío Gálvez signs for Atlético Madrid.Diario de Córdoba, 27 June 2014
  7. ^Vanesa García, Atlético's first signing for next seasonArchived 2014-08-08 at theWayback Machine. ffemenino.es, 4 July 2014
  8. ^Mapi León arrives to a very strengthened Atleti. Mundo Deportivo, 7 August 2014
  9. ^Atlético Madrid signs Rita Fontemanha of Boavista.Record, 7 July 2014
  10. ^Brenda Pérez arrives to Atlético with the aim to keep improving.Vavel, 8 July 2014
  11. ^Ángela Sosa, loads of talent for Atlético.Vavel, 26 July 2014
  12. ^Priscila Borja returns to Atlético Madrid to strengthen its attackArchived 2015-09-23 at theWayback Machine.Colchonero, 1 August 2014
  13. ^Sandra Sánchez will sign for Atlético MadridArchived 2014-08-08 at theWayback Machine.Zamora 24 Horas, 6 June 2014
  14. ^Leire Landa signs for Barça.El Mundo Deportivo, 30 June 2014
  15. ^Barcelona signs U-19 Euro runner-up Mariona Caldentey.Marca, 30 July 2014
  16. ^Barça signs Cristina Baudet and Sandra Hernández.El Mundo Deportivo, 14 May 2014
  17. ^Irina Torrent, María Estella and Lombi, new players of Espanyol.Archived 2014-08-11 at theWayback Machine ADN Blanquiazul, 1 July 2014
  18. ^Maria Estella transfers to Espanyol.Diari de Sant Adrià, 1 July 2014
  19. ^Inés Juan and Ana Troyano, to Espanyol. El Mundo Deportivo, 19 June 2014
  20. ^Noelia Aybar and Estíbaliz Torralbo, new signings of the women's team.Fuerza Perica, 23 June 2014
  21. ^Kenty Robles returns home.Vavel, 12 July 2014
  22. ^"Futfem.com: Primera: El Espanyol anuncia el fichaje de Sandra Vilanova". Archived fromthe original on 2014-12-25. Retrieved2014-12-25.
  23. ^Fundación Albacete Balompié strengthens ifself with Elena de Toro.Vavel, 29 July 2014
  24. ^Jessica Tébar, first signing of Fundación AlbaceteArchived 2014-08-06 atarchive.today.Futfem, 4 July 2014
  25. ^You go to Albacete, I go to Badajoz
  26. ^Oviedo Moderno signs goalkeeper Ana Vallés.La Nueva España, 5 July 2014
  27. ^Brandi Vega signs for Oviedo ModernoArchived 2014-08-08 at theWayback Machine. Oviedo Moderno's website, 7 May 2014
  28. ^2014-15 Rayo Vallecano beginsArchived 2014-08-08 at theWayback Machine. Rayo Vallecano's website, 29 July 2014
  29. ^Real Sociedad signs Mariasun Quiñones.El Diario Vasco, 9 July 2014
  30. ^Navarre player María Díaz Cirauqui, Real Sociedad's first signing. Txapeldunak, 2 July 2014
  31. ^Cristina Pizarro joins the women's team. Real Sociedad's website, 9 July 2014
  32. ^More movements in Montes' project.Diario La Grada, 4 July 2014
  33. ^The preseason starts on 28 July.Diari de Sant Adrià, 11 July 2014
  34. ^2014-15 Sant Gabriel will be like this.Vavel, 1 July 2014
  35. ^Carola García leaves Barça and jumps to Sant GabrielArchived 2014-08-08 at theWayback Machine. Ffemenino.es, 8 July 2014
  36. ^Sant Gabriel nets three more signings.Diari de Sant Adrià, 29 June 2014
  37. ^Two forwards for Sant Gabriel.Vavel, 25 June 2014
  38. ^Santa Teresa signs goalkeeper Alba Moreno.Hoy, 14 July 2014
  39. ^Laura Folch leaves Transportes Alcaine and joins Santa Teresa.Espíritu Deportivo, 3 June 2014
  40. ^Santa Teresa keeps preparing for its debut in Primera.Vavel, 10 July 2014
  41. ^Neira leaves Salamanca FF to play for Santa Teresa in Primera. Salamanca RTV al Día, 7 July 2014
  42. ^Sara Del Estal joins for CD Santa Teresa
  43. ^Carmen Menayo, a Primera footballer.Marca, 19 June 2014
  44. ^Santa Teresa wants Badajoz to enjoy the top tier.El Periódico de Extremadura, 31 July 2014
  45. ^Santa Teresa begins its Primera year.Hoy, 31 July 2014
  46. ^Mireya García joins Santa Teresa.Hoy, 7 July 2014
  47. ^The women's team strengthenes itself with Mexican international goalkeeper Pamela Tajonar and its former players Alicia Fuentes and Eva CastañoArchived 2014-08-08 at theWayback Machine. Sevilla FC's website, 11 July 2014
  48. ^Sevilla FC enters the scene.Vavel, 2 July 2014
  49. ^Sevilla continues its plan renoveArchived 2014-08-06 atarchive.today.Futfem, 8 July 2014
  50. ^Olivia Oprea, Elena Escudero and Sandra Pérez join SevillaArchived 2014-08-06 atarchive.today.Futfem, 28 July 2014
  51. ^[Târgovişteanca Olivia Oprea a semnat cu FC Sevilla. „Nu m-am gândit de două ori" Targovistean Olivia Oprea signes for FC Sevilla. 'I didn't think it twice'].Sport Dambovitean, 29 July 2014
  52. ^Rocío Mateos will stay in the top tier in Sevilla FC.Ideal, 1 July 2014
  53. ^Sporting Huelva closes its squad with 14 renovations and five signings.El Mundo Deportivo, 30 June 2014
  54. ^Valencia presents five signingsArchived 2014-08-06 atarchive.today.Futfem, 30 July 2014

See also

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